The email list, live mission map, and permanent archive. One letter reaches everyone who's subscribed. Every word and every photo is saved for the whole mission, and after.
Four areas. One mission. Every letter, every pin, every photo, kept.
How it works
Mission Broadcast is built around email. Your missionary writes the way they already write home. Family and friends get each letter in their inbox, plus a website with the map and every letter so far.
Every P-Day, your missionary sends one letter to one email address, and photos and attachments come along for the ride. We format the letter and send it to everyone who's subscribed.
Add subscribers, request the roster, or update the map by sending an email, or from a plain web console if that's easier. Family admins can help, so you don't have to do it alone.
Every letter arrives in their inbox. They can watch the map fill in with each transfer, read about the new area and the new companion, and go back to re-read anything from earlier in the mission.
How Mission Broadcast compares
Mission Broadcast takes what works from the free options available to you, and solves several problems the free options can't.
| Feature | Mission email alone | BCC from your inbox | Facebook group | Newsletter tool | Mission Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One address for your missionary | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Every subscriber gets every letter | ✓ | If you remember all of them | Only members who log in | ✓ | ✓ |
| Your own URL | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Kept after homecoming | Deleted in months | If you never lose the emails | While Facebook allows | ✓ | ✓ |
| Read it in your inbox, app optional | Email only | Email only | Facebook app | Email only | ✓ |
| Feature | PdayEmails | MyMissionLetters | Pday | Mission Broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price, 24-month mission | $149 | $29, email list only | Free for followers; Pro not priced yet | $150 |
| Price, 18-month mission | $99 | $29, email list only | Free for followers | $115 |
| Your own domain | pdayemails.com subdomain | Not listed on their site | Profile inside the app | ✓ |
| Live mission map | Not listed on their site | Not listed on their site | ✓ | ✓ |
| Manage the site by email from the field | Not listed on their site | Not listed on their site | App only | ✓ |
Read the side-by-side for PdayEmails and Pday. Prices checked September 2026.
What's included
Built for the way missionary families communicate.
Screens from the demo site. Click around; nothing you do there saves.
Pins update as your missionary moves through areas and transfers. Even after homecoming, the map is what brings people back to the archive.
Subscribers get each letter as a well-formatted email. No app, no sign-in, nothing to learn.
Every letter and every photo, bookmarkable and browsable by date. Kept for the whole mission, and after.
Add a subscriber, request the roster, or ask for help by sending an email. Your missionary manages the site from the same account they use to write home.
Bring a domain you already own, or let us register one for you. The URL is yours to keep.
Nobody's address sits in a CC list. Whether Great Aunt Marge hits Reply or Reply All, her note goes to your missionary and nobody else. And even with the list address in hand, only your missionary can send to it; anyone else gets a bounce-back.
Subscribers who want a heads-up the moment a letter lands can save the archive to their home screen and turn on notifications. Everyone else reads the email.
The archive sits behind a sign-in, so search engines and AI crawlers can't reach it. Subscribers never see each other's addresses, and card details go to Stripe, not to us.
Common questions
Your missionary sends their weekly letter from their Church-issued email account to a single address. That's it. There's no app to install and nothing to sign in to. If they ever want to send a command from the field (adding a subscriber, asking for help), that also happens by email, at a different address.
No. After signing up, they will get a confirmation email, and they'll start getting all new letters as email messages. They don't need an account, and they can unsubscribe in one click if they need to.
No. They can do all management by email. Every week, they get a writing prompt email that also includes instructions on how to manage their account by email.
Your plan includes two extra months at the end of the mission to give you a chance to figure out what's next. From there, you can:
If you don't do anything, we'll archive your site when your term ends.
PdayEmails charges $99 to $199 depending on mission length, and MyMissionLetters charges $29 for its email list. Mission Broadcast is $50 to $150 depending on mission length, and that price includes your own domain, the live mission map, and the private archive. We put the details side by side on the PdayEmails and Pday comparison pages. Prices checked September 2026.
No. Mission Broadcast is independent, built by a parent of missionaries. See the footer for the full disclosure, or read who makes it.
Families using it
This is awesome! Collecting emails is so easy, and her letters look SO GOOD.
G. W., parent of a Sister serving in South Korea. 2026 review.
I love getting notified on my phone when he sends a new letter!
P. U., grandmother of an Elder serving in New Zealand. 2026 review.
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